Leekalos Cloth Diapers Reusable for Boys and Girls, Baby Diaper Cloth with Inserts & Wet Bag One Size

Pocket diapers are probably the easiest transition from disposable to cloth. That being said, there is a learning curve to adjust for size of baby and the level of absorbency needed. Google or Pinterest diaper snap configurations to see which would work best for yours. For my newborn, i snapped down to the smallest configuration and 1 insert is enough. For my toddler it is still fitted well at both the hip and tummy snaps opened up a lot larger and at nighttime 2 inserts are enough. I attached pictures of fit on both. It is important there are no gaps at the leg but not so tight on tummy to where you cannot fit 2 fingers in.Newborn poop is water soluble so I didn't find the liners useful for newborn phase. The liners come in handy once poop is more solid so that you can dump the poop in toilet (liner in trash) instead of having to spray down the whole diaper.For my newborn i take off the diaper and throw it in my diaper pail. At the end of the day I bring them out and rinse out the poop so it doesnt stain.If it does stain Ive heard you can lay them out in the sun to dry and the sun will whiten them.My toddler only wears them for overnight. When changing i just put them in the same diaper pail. When doing laundry i separate the inserts from diapers shells and dump them in together. Every wash routine is different depending on water hardness!! Look up cloth diapering mama groups on facebook! Dont just follow the advice of a review on their wash routine or you can end up with buildup in your diapers or diapers that dont smell clean or have ammonia buildup. These are not meant to be waterproof! Change every 2 hours or so just like a normal disposable diaper.The snaps and cut of this brand is pretty much the same as alvas. I only have alvas and now this brand so I cannot compare to the more expensive options. These brands work fine for us so no need to venture out further quite yet.Note: cloth diapers need to be prepped. Meaning you cant just wash them once and be good to go. The inserts require several washes to reach maximum absorbency. Do NOT ever use fabric softener as this will cause the inserts to repel liquid instead of absorb.If you are concerned with bulkiness of diaper for smaller babies, you can buy smaller inserts for newborn size or use prefolds, flats or flour sack towels as inserts instead.Oh and the wet bag is great for on the go. Change baby as usual and stick dirty diaper in wetbag until coming back home. No odors escape, and no mess.I have both bought these for myself and gifted some as well. No complaints so far.

These diapers are so soft and very well made! It gets softer after the wash! They hold up very well for me during the day with my 2 heavy wetters but have not tried at nighttime. I love the cute prints and so does my kids. I love that they come with the inserts and a wetbag! This is an amazing buy and great to start your cloth diaper experience! As a mother who has cloth diapered her 7 kids and watching as the cloth diapers have evolved through the years, I wish they had these back then! I highly suggest these, you won't be disappointed!

I have been cloth diapering for quite a few years now and I can say this is one of the best packs I’ve owned or a great starter pack! The bamboo inserts alone make it worth it they hold way more then the microfiber and don’t cause compression leaks! The diapers are wide enough where I have no problems getting 3 inserts in with plenty of room left (overnights) they wash well and fit great! The patterns are adorable and colorful also gender neutral! The wet bag is a cute color and zipper is great! I 100 percent recommend these diapers!

I am still a bit of a newcomer to cloth diapers. When my little was born, she was on the small side, so I couldn't start putting her into one size cloth until recently. I started when she hit ten pounds. She has skinny legs, so fit can still be a struggle. Alva brand is massive on her and there is no way to get rid of the leg gap.These diapers are currently one of my favorites in my stash. They are the trimmest of them all and have been the easiest to fit her legs. I would still be trying to work with newborn cloth diapers if I didn't have these (and my little was starting to grow out of them).Because they do seem to work well for smaller, skinnier babies, I am interested to see how they fare if she gets chunky, or simply as she gets bigger.Inserts fit well into the pocket. It can be a bit of a thing to get it to lay flat, edge to edge in it, but that may just be me needing more practice.Currently, my little isn't a heavy wetter, so the inserts they come with have been working fine. I am not sure how they would stand up with a heavier wetter, so I cannot comment there.They seem to clean easily. A proper wash routine is a must, though. The material against baby is nice and soft and the outside is very nice looking. Sun has removed any stains that have happened. I line dry, and the inserts dry fairly quickly in full sun.Overall, I am happy with these diapers. I will try post an update after a few more months of use.I was comped these diapers in exchange for an honest review.

These are great for beginners. Cloth diapers can be so intimidating but I really wanted to give them a try. Since these are cheaper than some of the alternatives, I decided to give them a go and they turned out great. The inserts are really absorbent and can last 4 hours in between changes. Bamboo is also my favorite kind of insert for these. They do the job without being too thick and chunky. The patterns are really cute. Makes skin to skin time fun. There are tons of snaps to fit any size baby. I’ve had these a few weeks now and haven’t had any leaks.